Miscellaneous madness
2. The new Fatsia leaves are crazy looking.
3. Eat steel, cat.
Or perhaps you'd like to nibble on the Boophone instead?
Labels: Boophone disticta, Fatsia japonica, hardware cloth, Tulipa linifolia, varmintcong
Il faut cultiver nôtre jardin
2. The new Fatsia leaves are crazy looking.
3. Eat steel, cat.
Or perhaps you'd like to nibble on the Boophone instead?
Labels: Boophone disticta, Fatsia japonica, hardware cloth, Tulipa linifolia, varmintcong
These are the kind of flowers that garden books call insignificant, but that's wrong: the inflorescence, which may have dozens of these Nelson-clock umbels, is quite striking (even if the individual flowers are indeed insignificant). What they mean is that the point of the plant is the foliage, which is true in the case of F. japonica only insofar as one does not fancy Nelson clocks -- which I don't particularly. But I do like the leaves.
Anyway, I haven't had much to say mostly because of the endless construction projects, which exhaust me. (I am weak). The other day, a yard and a half of various fill was finally delivered, and I nearly killed myself getting it from the driveway into the raised bed. Miraculously, I felt only moderately crapulent the next day, an outcome I can only attribute to my rigorous sleeping schedule, leavened with a high dosage of non-pharmaceutical grade resveratrol, of course.
I actually get to plant things this weekend. I'm starting to get excited.
Labels: bed, Fatsia japonica